I use aquamacs on mac and the latest version apparently maps M-` and M-' to tmm functions (which I don't use and don't care to). This is annoying since these are used for accented letters, in all mac softwares and I normally use it in aquamacs for LaTeX. How can I unset these bindings globally in aquamacs ?
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I don't really know how to properly type the code blocks when it includes the backquote. Any hint would be useful to improve the presentation of my question.– SteLabFeb 22 at 13:53
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You use more than one backquote. This works almost all the time, except for the cases where the "real" backquote is at the beginning or end of the string (as in this case). I cheat in those cases and add an extra space before or after the "real" backquote to separate it from the "quoting" backquotes. It is possible that a zero-width space might be used instead to make it look better, but I can never remember how to get a zero-width space from my keyboard - it doesn't help that I need it once in a blue moon, so I have no muscle memory...– NickDFeb 22 at 15:28
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After some digging, I found a working solution to my problem. I added
(global-unset-key (kbd "M-`"))
(global-unset-key (kbd "M-\'"))
to the file:
Library/Preferences/Aquamacs Emacs/Preferences.el
and I can type accents in the usual way.
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After some time working with that, I realize that this does the trick but aquamacs complains with
Invalid read syntax: ")". The trouble is that the rest of the startup file does not appear to be executed then.– SteLabMar 28 at 8:02 -